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Kristi Noem Hunting Controversy

17 Oct to 18 Oct

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Britta MillerWashington Examiner
Sophie GableDaily Mail
Ally GoelzNew York Post

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Washington Examiner17 Oct

Kristi Noem, former Secretary of Homeland Security and current governor of South Dakota, faced criticism online after posting an image with her dog to mark the beginning of pheasant hunting season in the state. In her post from Saturday, she expressed support for the tradition and encouraged fellow hunters. The backlash on X centered around her message "Save the dog," which some interpreted as insensitive given the…

Kristi Noem draws backlash over hunting post online: ‘Save the dog’ →

Daily Mail17 Oct

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem faced backlash online for posting a hunting photo with her dog Foster while wearing full makeup and fancy attire. Social media users mocked her previous confession of killing an untrainable hunting dog named Cricket and commented that Foster looks frightened. Critics accused Noem of hypocrisy, noting the stark contrast between her glamorous appearance and the perceived fear in her…

Self-confessed dog-killer Kristi Noem panned for posting hunting picture in full hair and makeup with pup commenters say looks 'petrified' →

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Self-confessed dog-killer Kristi Noem panned for posting hunting picture in full hair and makeup with pup commenters say looks 'petrified' Daily Mail · attributed to a source

Kristi Noem draws backlash over hunting post online: ‘Save the dog’ Washington Examiner · stated as fact

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17 Oct
'Pheasant hunting is part of who we are, and it’s a tradition worth passing on to our kids and grandkids.'
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Where to start Self-confessed dog-killer Kristi Noem panned for posting hunting picture in full hair and makeup with pup commenters say looks 'petrified' Daily Mail

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18 Oct Internet freaks out as Kristi Noem poses with new hunting dog: ‘Please don’t kill him’
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17 Oct Self-confessed dog-killer Kristi Noem panned for posting hunting picture in full hair and makeup with pup commenters say looks 'petrified'South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem faced backlash online for posting a hunting photo with her dog Foster while wearing full makeup and fancy attire. Social media users mocked her previous confession of killing an untrainable hunting dog named Cricket and commented that Foster looks frightened. Critics accused Noem of hypocrisy, noting the stark contrast between her glamorous appearance and the perceived fear in her…Daily Mail
17 Oct Kristi Noem draws backlash over hunting post online: ‘Save the dog’Kristi Noem, former Secretary of Homeland Security and current governor of South Dakota, faced criticism online after posting an image with her dog to mark the beginning of pheasant hunting season in the state. In her post from Saturday, she expressed support for the tradition and encouraged fellow hunters. The backlash on X centered around her message "Save the dog," which some interpreted as insensitive given the…Washington Examiner

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